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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1885

Page

3

Market clearings show improvement but drop vs last year

Weekly clearings in New York rise versus earlier weeks yet remain below the prior year. National figures show gains in many cities over three weeks, with total 26 city clearings at 761,205,576, up 15.4 percent from last year, while outside New York, the period totals reach 213,770,629, up 4.1 percent from last year.

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Colorado Cogs and Sierra Nevada Listings

Fragmentary OCR reveals a catalog style listing with place names such as Colorado and Sierra Nevada alongside scattered product or brand terms like Chrysolite and Yellow Jacket. Hard to discern coherent events or dates. most entries are partial and unparseable.

Colorado Sears Cal & Va Wale & Noscross Easssess Moulton Ccccsseee

Market Summary from Chicago Wheat and Trade Circles

Chicago markets were featureless with narrow fluctuations as wheat opened steady then fell 4c on long selling, later rising 1 1 4c amid buying against puts. Crop reports favored a record Northwest harvest, with 90,660 bu wheat chartered for Buffalo and elevators showing good quality. Provisions advanced on cattle run rumors. July receipts projected 250 400 to 448 000. Coal operators firmed shipments. Schuylkill collieries to run full time in August. Nail factories to start early. wages unchanged. Suez Canal race underway between Glenavon and Maid of Eliv. tea imports show no American flag steamers. On the floor, trading eased. oats bid and ask prices listed. inspections logged for several grain types.

Chicago Messrs G. C. Eldridge & Co Emery & Hodges No. 28 State Street Northwest Buffalo Philadelphia and Reading Schuylkill Cleveland Rolling Mill Company Wheeborg W. Va Fail River Suez Canal New York Glenavon Salye Minnesota Wisconsin Minneapolis Seaboard St Louis Milwaukee City St. Louis Detroit Delaware Boston St. Lonie Illinois

Brokers' Board Sales Highlight July 25 Prices and Rail Stocks

The page lists numerous securities with bid and last prices from Brokers' Board dated July 25 across sectors. It covers mining stocks, railroads, ex-dividends, miscellaneous prices, and specific company quotes such as Rutland, Pacific Mail, and Bell, reflecting varied market activity and notable percentage changes.

Cru Lla Rutland A.t Ate Pac F &C Calum & Hecla Bell Engle Pacific Mils Seles Hicoest Atch. Top Santa Fe Atlantic & Pacific Honadza Dev Cesenees Lowman Sivar Fillod Com Ccceesensseee Boylston Street Csiaipa N.Y N.E Quincy Mining Wisconsin Centrals

Butter and eggs market summary with weekly receipts

Butter quotes range from 16 to 23 cents per pound with various grades and regional offerings. Receipts for the week total 22 884 packages, up from 13 515 last year, signaling improved export demand noted in New York and Montreal. Cheese prices ease in New York and Europe, with wholesale western and northern grades cited. Egg markets show firm fresh eggs at 15 to 14 cents, with weekly receipts totaling 25 boxes, 4 barrels, 5468 cases, down from last year. Demand strongest for fresh, while held eggs move slowly on merit.

New York Montreal Europe Liverpool Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati City India South America Union Jersey Delaware Savannah Long Island Virginia Wilmington Rio Java Maracaibo Laguira Jamaica Igc St Domingo Cuba Ponce Porto Rico St Kitts Imperial Hyson Young Hyson Twankay Hyson Skin Congou Souchong Oolong Japanus Messina Palermo Aspinwall Baracoa Carthagenas I. Pte Stapis Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New England Beliroza Fitchburg Railroad Maine Railroad Eastern Division Maine Railroad—Western Division Lowell Railroad Peabody, Saiem Ind Oer Sea Eve

Foreign Markets and Money Movements Across Europe and America

London reports quiet money markets with activity in the Canadian Pacific loan and anticipated gold demand after the Egyptian loan. American railroad securities show buoyant movement, led by Central Pacific and other lines, while home funds are firm yet inactive. Liverpool and London wheat and breadstuffs prices fluctuate amid sluggish cargoes and steady wheat.

London Erie Ilinois Afghanistan Central Pacific Advanced Denver and Rio Grande Lake Shore Louisville Nashville

Imports at Boston yield vast cargo list from Scythia voyage

A massive catalog from the Boston import register details cargoes loaded aboard the steamship Scythia during its Liverpool call. Items include steel bars, casks, tiles, earthenware, machinery, books, woollens, hosiery, oil, glassware, haberdashery, and thousands of bales, boxes, and cases, with numerous firms named such as Beach & Co, J L & DS Riker, C Schoenhof, Jordan, Marsh & co, and E W Wheelock & co. The list spans commodities, from textiles and furniture to munitions and perishable goods, reflecting a broad port intake and a sprawling network of merchants.

Boston Liverpool Eng Scythia Jackson Myrabolam Beach & Co L & DS Riker Murdock Tilden, Thurber & Co Machinery Smith & Dave Manusco Thos N Dwyer & Co Lee Blackburn & Co White Bros & Sons Ginn & Co Arthur A Brigham Richard Briggs Torrey, Bright & Capen Red Earth American Optical Co Cushing & Gliss Jackson, Mandell & Daniell Clement & Soule Talbot Wilmarth & Co Josh Bea Schoenhof William Miller Robinson Thairwall Higsins, Lloyd & Co Jordan Stedman & Fuller Manus Co Cupples Upham & Co Wheelock & Co Stanley Kiias Howe Brown Bros & Co Homer & Hughes Starwood & Beardsley Eben Sutton Thonson & Fesenden Mullen & Co Jordan, Marsh & Co Hovey & Co Bess, Fiegms & Henderop Cumner, Jones & Co Miss Condon Dudley L Pickmen Doll & Richards Paris Louis Wolf & Co Stoddard & Kendall Boston Button Co Rogers Bradford Thomas & Co Marsh & Co Callendar McAusland & Troupe White & Co Emmerton & Co Rio Grande Elizabeth Stevens Thomson & Co New York Cape Island Lessie Williams Barclay & Co Arecibo Glenorchy Do Molasses Bay State Sugar Refinery Waiter S Swan Barbadoes Norman Gossler & Co Wildes & Bros Cat Island F M Noyes W & C R Noyes Progreso Craighill Thebaud Bros Arrington N S Mimie Davis Marstop

Maritime cargo list from multiple ships and ports

Reading records show cargo inventories from ships at Halifax Pictou Port Hawksbury Charlottetown Yarmouth London St John Baddeck Palifax and others, detailing goods such as flour beef pork indentured oils hardware vegetables fruit crates instruments and various raw materials. Entries include Steamer Carroll Alpha Boston City Alba Novelty Gladys and other vessels with items like mouldings pine, oils, crockery, nuts, coal, and bread products.

Xports Halifax Pictou Port Hawksbury Charloitetown Pel Carroll Yarmouth London Eng Boston City ST Join N B Baddeck Palifax Gladys

Buffalo Bill Wild West to Perform at Beacon Park This Week

The Buffalo Bill Wild West show arrives at Beacon park for performances today with matinee and evening shows. Cody leads a troupe including Sitting Bull White Eagle Pawnee Wichita and skilled cowboys with trained ponies horses and animals. The engagement lasts one week. Bijou Theatre chief Ad Neuendorff secures Bijou from Oct 12 this year to May 2, 1886 with renewal option and aims to make the venue a light opera home in Boston led by Mme Januschowsky and W H Fessenden. first opera Stradella to open after theatre renovations.

Buffalo Bill Beacon Park Mr. Cody Sitting Bull White Eagle Pawnee Wichita Bijou Ad, Neuendorff Neuenworff Tyler Boston Mme. Januschowsky W.H. Fessenden Stradella Boston Museum Gaiety Opera Company Billee Taylor Claude Duval Mr. Solomon London Boston Theatre Barlow, Wilson & Rankins Minstrel Organization Murray and Murphy Ourrish Annie Pixley Thatcher, Primrose & West Minstrels Ed Marble Henry E. Dixey Neuendorff Genevieve Ward Australia Gettysburg Cyclorama

Court records synopsis of several Boston cases

In Central Court Judge Forsaith cites Thomas Cary and Mary Barry for concealing mortgaged property, each held in 500 for trial August 7. Charles S. Robertson arraigned on two insurance agent charges, held in 500 for trial August 7. Maria Gately and Lizzie McKenna, six months in the house of industry. South Boston court William J. O'Brien, assault on mother, sent to house of correction for six months. second assault on Officer Chase adds three months, appeal and held in 300. Theodore J. Smithhauser six months for carrying a dangerous weapon. Michael J. Prosser arraigned for failing to support wife and child, bonds 600 for examination July 29. Bunker Hill court Frank Burke, Charles Stillman, John Nagle juveniles, for breaking and entering Mrs Mary Roberts dwelling at No 27 Washington street, goods valued at 7, sentenced to house of reformation during minority. West Roxbury court James Leonard gateman at Green Street crossing, alleged neglect in fatal railroad incident, held in 5000 on manslaughter charge.

Central Court Forsaith Thomas Cary Mary Barry Charles S. Robertson Maria Gately Lizzie McKenna Aeree House of Industry Boston William J. O’brien House of Correction Officer Chase Division 6 Theodore J. Smitthauer Michael J. Prosser Bunker Hill Frank Burke Charles Stillman John Nagle Mary Roberts Washington Street West Roxbury James Leonard Green Street Boston and Providence Jamaica Plain George A. Phipps

Notable Obituaries in Halifax and New Haven

Capt George T Sinclair once a Confederate agent for Paris and London died in Halifax after twenty years residency. Dr James G Barnett of New Haven died of heart disease on July 25, a noted musician and Yale doctor of music. Asa H Rhoades of S A H Rhoades firm died July 2, born 1808 in Boston, survived by widow, four sons and two daughters, with a life spent in public welfare after retirement.

George T. Sinclair Halifax Paris London James G. Barnett New Haven New England Yale College Asa H. Rhoades Rhoades

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